Your series bag tag moved from #1 to #5 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Ring Champion
Season Arc · NADGT Michigan National League @ Disc Heaven - Powered by FL!PT
4All-In league: Ring Champion stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleA legendary figure who once won every ring toss booth in the traveling carnival circuit three times over. When the Grand Illusionist created the mystical midway, this champion's spirit was bound to the signature hole as its eternal guardian, forever testing newcomers' worthiness for the Golden Wand.
A muscular silhouette rendered in high-contrast woodcut style, perpetually frozen in the act of throwing a ring. The figure's wizard hat is bent awkwardly, showing the champion's humble origins before mastering the arcane arts. Glowing orange rings orbit the figure like miniature moons, each perfectly centered.
Serving as the keeper of the Mystic Ring Toss challenge, appearing each season to judge whether B Pool competitors have the precision magic necessary to earn the coveted Golden Wand tag. The Champion offers one golden ring to players who demonstrate exceptional accuracy.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyYour series bag tag moved from #9 to #1 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
adjusts headset Before it was a tag, it was a carnival grudge. The Ring Champion won every toss booth three times over, then got cocky about it. The Grand Illusionist bound that spirit to the signature hole as eternal gatekeeper, forever testing newcomers with the Golden Wand.
Now the tag's a recycled legend with a bent wizard hat and a chip on its shoulder. It orbits players like a moon with trust issues — waiting to see who's worthy of the rings, and who's about to get schooled by a ghost who never misses.
adjusts headset Before it was a tag, it was a carnival grudge. The Ring Champion won every toss booth three times over, then got cocky about it. The Grand Illusionist bound that spirit to the signature hole as eternal gatekeeper, forever testing newcomers with the Golden Wand.
Now the tag's a recycled legend with a bent wizard hat and a chip on its shoulder. It orbits players like a moon with trust issues — waiting to see who's worthy of the rings, and who's about to get schooled by a ghost who never misses.
David Phillips posted a 57 for an 886 round rating, a strong +42 over his 844 player rating and 5.2 strokes better than the 62.2 field average. His first season bag-tag assignment starts at #9, which is a remarkably efficient entrance into the Michigan Storm episode. The Ring Champion judges precision, not power; apparently the ghost saw enough clean arithmetic to issue the Golden Wand's nod.